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Terrance Finn has been convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife Sandra in the Home Depot parking lot in August 2018. The 75 year old Westwood man receives a mandatory life sentence in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years. Mark Giunta reports.

Terrance Finn took the stand on Wednesday in his own defence during his trial for first-degree murder being held at Peterborough Superior Court. Finn is accused of shooting his wife Sandra in a Peterborough Home Depot parking lot in August 2018.

Months after Global News reported on the conditions at Park Lane Terrace nursing home in Paris, Ontario, the province’s health ministry has published more critical findings about the facility. As Abigail Bimman reports, the new revelations come as one family member takes his case to the human rights tribunal.

Terrance Finn took the stand in his own defence on Tuesday as his first-degree murder trial in Peterborough continues. Finn is accused of shooting his wife in the parking lot of a Home Depot in the city in 2018. However, he claims he never intended to kill her.

It’s International Women’s Day, and you don’t need to travel far to find hardworking, accomplished women. Allison Bamford went to Eden Care Communities’ Broadway Terrace where residents were celebrating one another.

Terrance Finn was interviewed by Peterborough Police Service just several hours after his wife was found shot inside a vehicle parked outside a Home Depot on Aug. 22, 2018. Sandra Finn later died in hospital in Toronto. Finn told police the night prior to the shooting he said the only solution to their financial and...

Terrance Finn made another court appearance Wednesday, two weeks after his wife Sandra was shot in the Home Depot parking lot.

Terrance Finn, of Westwood, is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife Sandra Finn in the parking lot of Home Depot in Peterborough on Wednesday morning.

Residents of an Ontario nursing home are feeling the effects of severe understaffing issues. In part three of our series on Park Lane Terrace, desperate families search for answers and accountability. But as Abigail Bimman reports, they find none.